Power Station is a compelling documentation of Dan Edelstyn’s and Hilary Powell’s mission to transform their street into a green new hub of clean energy. It blossoms into a story of community solidarity and an unwavering fight for a better tomorrow. Infectious in its optimism, it shows that if we wish to save our planet, we […]
King’s Lynn Community Cinema Club, the Majestic Cinema and GroundWork Gallery present an evening with the remarkable film, Six Inches of Soil. ‘Six inches of Soil’ is a documentary feature film gaining huge support as it is shown around the country. It tells an inspiring series of stories of British farmers standing up against the […]
Bill Jackson is a film maker and photographer who seeks both to suspend time and create place. This he does by layering still and moving image resulting in an existential experience of the landscape. Bill Jackson works at night “I work in the landscape at night from dusk till dawn, especially the time when the […]
Throughout lockdown, artists have been immensely resourceful by looking harder at local detail. Sometimes they found it on their excursions, often however it was right under their noses at home. Constantly, they contributed ideas to a wider narrative about the environment.
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